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When people hear the word â€˜doctorâ€™ or â€˜physicianâ€™ they often times automatically assume they are flush with cash. But what many outsiders donâ€™t realize is how strained a physicianâ€™s finances can be, and the unique struggles that they face when it comes to finances and financial planning.

How Are Physicians Doing Financially? 4 Crazy Stats and Trends

With the amount of the countryâ€™s student loan debt continuing to grow and the presidential elections just around the corner, itâ€™s important to hear what each of the 2016 presidential candidates have to say about student loans, and what theyâ€™re going to do about college tuition and student loan debt, especially for physicians, dentists, and other medical professionals.

What the Presidential Candidates are Saying About Student Loans

When it comes to investing, youâ€™re going to want the option thatâ€™s going to minimize risk (to a degree), require minimal effort, and provide maximum reward. And who could blame you? For investing, there are several choices out there, but hands down one of the best ways to invest is through low cost index funds. 

4 Reasons Why Low-Cost Index Funds Are the Best Way to Invest

In today's world it can be important for doctors in practices of all sizes to ensure they are properly protected. What that means can vary depending on individual situations. 

6 Reasons Why You Should Have an Umbrella Policy

New physicians find themselves in a unique financial situation when they apply for their first mortgage. On the one hand, they have substantial earnings potential. On the other hand, they have little income history, a massive amount of student loan debt, and little to no savings. So how do they buy that perfect home?

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